Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-09-15
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrs.
Scraps from she Notebook OF th
eenaamers Rep0vsev.

), miee hASe oisvAn u teacning tne public
school at Beowawe.
Mrs. Eugene Blair departed by yester
days stage for Taylor.
The total assessed value OF property IL
Lander county is 81. S15, 271.
Senator Jones is at Santa Monica en-.
cheering the land boom there.
The Reveille reports a valuable develop.
ment in the Ophir Canyon mines.
A. ". Campbell says he Is going to
tackle the sheep business next season.
Charley Provost has started Q business
at Union and has gone there to attend to
it.
Assemblyman James Ward, Of Hsmil.
ton, thinks Of going into business al
Austin.
The Grand Central Mining Company at
Tombstone has more then $50 men on Its
payroll.
The August payroll Of the Comstock
mining companies amounted TO the sum Of
5000. SOL.
Mrs. N. Mccartney left for Palissde
yesterday. and will leave there on Friday
next for Anaconds, Montana.
There are over 200 men employed about
the Tuscarora mines, and this number will
be doubled in o few months.
The Times. Review says that two lively
faro games are running in Tuscarors, an
evidence that times are improving.
r. Sadler and Thomas E. HALEY, have
just purchased 1000 sheep from j. G..
Ford. We didn't get the figures.
professor" is the way the boys sd.
dress our local weather bureau and me-
neurological sciensist-Recorder Beard.
Carpenters and m%illwrights are In de-
msnd at P~ittsburg, Lewis District, where
new reduction works are being erected.
The Phoebe Record has entered upon its
"a volume. This ia one Of the best Of our
weeklies. We wish IL continued success.
The new mill at Robinson has shut
down for repairs. Something went wrong
with the machinery after . four days run.
F. M. Hoffman left yesterday for 81.
Louis. where he has gone 10 attend as a
delegate 10 the Grand Lodge OF Odd
Fellows.
A New York Stock Exchange seat has
been sold for $40. 500--certainly $1,000
under what they OF one time have been
quoted ct.
The Apperl holsters tbe Reno boom by
saying: Another smokehouse was
started 10 P~owning's addition yesterday.
Still the boom goes on"
Alec Mccullough Of Duckwater was In
town yesterday. He brought in some fine
mellons, grown on bis ranch. His fruit
crop is Q failure this year.
E. NJ. Baum has brought suit against
the new smelter at Union for something
over 81 900. We are credissbly informed
that the company will pay all bills to-day.
The Found Treasure Mining Company,
OF Tuscsrora. has bought the hosting
machinery OF the Syndicate mine ct
Bodie.
Miss Tillie Steler. OF this place was
married yesterday in Toledo. Ohio. Her
self and husband will visit Eureka In
November. and remain until after the
holidays.
Charles Leman, who killed John Cott
near Lake Tahoe on Sunday August 28,
will be tried before Judge Rising in Geona
at an early day. There was only n eye
witness TO the ARRAY.
On Sunday evening next commences
the Jewish New Year. which will last over
the following Monday and Tuesday, dur.
Ing which time all the Jewish places Of
business will be closed.
Sadler & Torres stage line for Hamil.
ton and Taylor, goes ous these days loaded
to the guards-also on the hurricane deck.
Looks like old times. The new star
reuters must be getting rich.
President Cleveland leaves Washington
Friday the 30th inst., for his southern and
western trip. He 10 TOO lucky a man to
let any superstitious nonsense about Fri.
day being an unlucky day deter him,
Morris Il Levy received yesterday by ex-
press. the latest style Of trimmed and I'M
trimmed hats, flowers and feathers; also
new styles OF combination suitings. which
ladies are requested to call and examine.
Jim" Donaldson and Lew Benson
will leave this morning for Seligman with
six wagons loaded with lumber and big
timbers for the concentrating works at
that place. There are six carloads yet at
the railroad depot to be loaded on wagons
for the same place.
Conductor Crowley will pay the fares
Of the Winnemuccs baseball nine, coming
and going, on the E. Il P. railroad, and
will spare no expense to make the ex-
cursion to Diamond Q complete success on
Sunday next. no matter whether be makes
any money out Of 1t or not.
Tom Gilligan, who was 30 unfortunate
In being thrown from his horse ct Garden
Pass on Sunday last. was brought up on
the train on Tuesday, and taken to the
County Hospital. His sixth and seventh
ribs on the right side are broken. and he
is very sore from the general effects Of the
accident.
B. Berg sent to this Office yesterday Q
Q fraction OF q bar Of CASTLE soap OF his
own manufacture. with the request that
our local reporter should use II to take q
bath. II Mr.. Berg wanted his request
complied with. he should have sent the
whole bar. which weighs only 400 or 300
pounds. He makes it by Q cold chemical
process Of his own.
The AntipOdean Girl.
The Australian girl lie tall and slender.
She lacks somewhat In complexion. but